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Pro viding a c o st e ffe c tive pub lic se rvic e to pro te c t a nd e nha nc e the wa te re nviro nme nta nd q ua lity o f life fo ro urlo c a la nd re g io nalc o mmunity

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Derry Township Municipal Authority

S tormwater S takeholder Advisory Committee

S tormwater Management Program

Meeting #9 - November 2, 2016

Pro viding a c o st e ffe c tive pub lic se rvic e to pro te c t a nd e nha nc e the wa te re nviro nme nta nd q ua lity o f life fo ro urlo c a la nd re g io nalc o mmunity

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Agenda

• 1. Review of Credit Policy Framework
• 2. Introduction to Draft Credit Policy
• 3. Appeals
• 4. S

ingle-Family Residential Credits

• 5. Non-S

ingle-Family Residential Credits

• 6. Universal Credits
• 7. Examples of Multiple Credits
• 8. Homework

Pro viding a c o st e ffe c tive pub lic se rvic e to pro te c t a nd e nha nc e the wa te re nviro nme nta nd q ua lity o f life fo ro urlo c a la nd re g io nalc o mmunity

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A Brief Review of Credit Policy Framework

Pro viding a c o st e ffe c tive pub lic se rvic e to pro te c t a nd e nha nc e the wa te re nviro nme nta nd q ua lity o f life fo ro urlo c a la nd re g io nalc o mmunity

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Pro viding a c o st e ffe c tive pub lic se rvic e to pro te c t a nd e nha nc e the wa te re nviro nme nta nd q ua lity o f life fo ro urlo c a la nd re g io nalc o mmunity

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DTMA ’s Credit Policy – Obj ectives Revisit ed

A. S timulate interest in making certain types of stormwater improvements – Incent ivize pref erred solut ions B. Ensure improvements undertaken result in a long term cost reduction impact

• n the system – Incent ivized act ivit ies can’t burden t he program f inancially
• r in t erms of resources

C. Improve Water Quality, Reduce Volume and Rate of Runoff – Pollut ion Reduct ion Plan Requirement s D. Public Education and Awareness – Need t o move beyond j ust sat isf ying permit requirement s E. Positive Change in Thinking and Behavior – Need t o address t his on all levels including homeowners, developers, communit y planning, et c. F. Data Gathering – S ignif icant port ions of our inf rast ruct ure (bot h public and privat e) are not well document ed or document at ion is scat t ered

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What S hould Our Credit Policy Achieve?

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Pro viding a c o st e ffe c tive pub lic se rvic e to pro te c t a nd e nha nc e the wa te re nviro nme nta nd q ua lity o f life fo ro urlo c a la nd re g io nalc o mmunity

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What are the Benefits to DTMA?

• MS

4 Permit Needs:

• Increased BMP documentation
• Pollution Reduction Plans
• Local Impaired Waters
• Chesapeake Bay
• Education and Outreach
• Long Term O&M:
• S

tormwater infrastructure assets will be owned by DTMA

• Credits can help incentivize improvements and best practices
• Wat er Qualit y
• Credit Policy can help DTMA gather data needed to make informed decisions on

how to best address water quality issues

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Credit Policy S tructure

Policy needs to…

• Provide mechanism for landowner to make improvements without

being too burdensome

• If process is too complicated or costly, few will participate
• Address existing practices that are providing benefit
• Avoid burdening DTMA staff with administrative tasks and costs
• Be robust enough to result in system improvement
• Be rooted in clear long-term goals for system improvement

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Pro viding a c o st e ffe c tive pub lic se rvic e to pro te c t a nd e nha nc e the wa te re nviro nme nta nd q ua lity o f life fo ro urlo c a la nd re g io nalc o mmunity

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Barriers to Participation

• COS

T and TIME!

• High administ rat ive burden
• Concerns about code compliance when applying for permit s
• Need HOA approval
• High perceived maint enance and uncert aint y about responsibilit y
• Dealing wit h cont ract or t o design/ const ruct t he BMP
• Unsure of what can be done on t heir propert y
• Unaware of BMP benefit s or incent ive program
• Ot hers?

? ?

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DTMA ’s Draft Credit Policy

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Pro viding a c o st e ffe c tive pub lic se rvic e to pro te c t a nd e nha nc e the wa te re nviro nme nta nd q ua lity o f life fo ro urlo c a la nd re g io nalc o mmunity

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Credit Policy Components

• Policy Covers Credits, Incentives, and Appeals
• Includes Requirements for:
• Eligibility
• Application Process
• Calculating Credits
• Renewals and Expiration
• Termination
• Inspections

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Appeals

• Appeals apply when customer believes:
• IA amount was incorrectly calculated
• IA was incorrectly assigned to their parcel
• They are not the owner of the parcel
• Customer will submit an Appeals form to correct errors
• S

upporting documentation may be required

• Corrected IA will result in a bill adj ustment for that month and all

future billings

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Two Main Categories of Owners

Single-Family Residential

• Residential properties
• Includes
• S

ingle-Family Units/ Houses

• Condominiums
• Townhomes
• Manufactured Homes
• Mobile Homes (individual lot)

Non-Single-Family Residential

• Everything Else
• Includes
• Apartments
• Boarding Houses
• Hotels/ Motels
• Churches
• Industrial
• Commercial/ Retail
• Mobile Home Parks
• Office Buildings
• S

torage Areas

• Parking lots
• Parks and Rec
• S

chools, Hospitals, Government

• Other Impervious

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Property Type Classifications

• SFR: S

ingle-Family Residential

• NSFR: Non-S

ingle-Family Residential

• ALL: Any NS

FR Owners who are charged a S tormwater Management Program Fee

• EDUC: Any public or private educational systems (K-12)
• NPDES: Properties with a NPDES

Industrial S tormwater Permit

• MS4: Properties assigned a Non-Municipal MS

4 Permit

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Credit Eligible Property Type Maximum Credit S FR NS FR ALL EDUC NPDES MS 4 Rate, Volume, and Water Quality X 45% Low Impact Parcel X X 30% Public Participation X X 15% Public Participation Credit Donation X X 15% Rain Barrels and Downspout Disconnection X 20% Fertilizer Management Program X X 15% Residential BMPs X 45% NPDES Industrial Stormwater Permit Compliance X 20% Separate MS4 Permit X 20% Education Credit X 20% Riparian Buffer X X 45% Stream Restoration X X 45% Tree Canopy X X 45% Pervious Pavement X X 45% Green Roofs X X 45%

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S ingle-Family Residential Credits

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Rain Barrel and Downspout Disconnection

• Max 20%

Credit

• Can be combinat ion of pract ices
• Will be based on:
• Number of downspouts, or
• Area of roof
• Flow direct ed int o lawn/ landscape,

rain garden, rain barrel, et c

• Grant s DTMA access right s for

inspect ion

• Requires O&M

Things to keep in mind

• S

hould direct flow away from structure

• S

uggested discharge about 10 feet from building and downslope

• Don’ t discharge into area that might

exacerbate sinkhole

• Don’ t direct flow onto neighbor’s

property

• Don’ t discharge onto impervious area (ex.

Driveway)

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Example S cenario

Phot o credit NRCS

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Residential BMPs

• Max 45%

Credit

• Applies to homes that have on-site stormwater controls
• Infiltration trenches, rain gardens, etc.
• To receive max credit the BMPs must manage all the stormwater
• n the property
• 2-year, 24-hour precipitation event
• Requires DTMA access rights and O&M Agreement

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Non-S ingle-Family Residential Credits

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Rate, Volume, and Water Quality

• Max 45%

Credit

• 10%

for rate control

• 10%

for volume control

• 25%

for water quality

• Existing, Retrofits, and new BMPs all eligible
• Credit only applied to IA controlled by BMPs
• Requires DTMA access rights and O&M Agreement

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NPDES Industrial S tormwater Permit Compliance

• Max 20%

Credit

• Must be:
• Covered by NPDES

Industrial permit

• In compliance for preceding 12 months
• Must provide DTMA:
• Copy of active NPDES

permit

• Copy of DMR for current year
• Credit only applies to IA covered under permit
• Requires DTMA access rights and O&M Agreement

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S eparate MS 4 Permit

• Max 20%

Credit

• Must be:
• Covered by Non-Municipal MS

4 permit

• In compliance for preceding 12 months
• Must provide DTMA:
• Copy of active MS

4 permit

• Copy of Annual Report
• Credit only applies to IA covered under permit
• Requires DTMA access rights and O&M Agreement

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Pro viding a c o st e ffe c tive pub lic se rvic e to pro te c t a nd e nha nc e the wa te re nviro nme nta nd q ua lity o f life fo ro urlo c a la nd re g io nalc o mmunity

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Education Credit

• Max 20%

Credit

• K-12 Eligible
• Valid for one (1) year
• Renewable each year
• Curriculum not prescribed but

must be approved by DTMA

• Credit will apply t o facilit y where

educat ion occurs

• Includes support infrastructure

such as parking lots and sidewalks

• Tier One
• 50%

to 74%

• f grade levels participate

within school

• 10%

Credit

• Tier Two
• 75%

to 100%

• f grade levels participate

within school

• 20%

Credit

• Can be parlayed int o Public

Part icipat ion Credit

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Universal Credits

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Pro viding a c o st e ffe c tive pub lic se rvic e to pro te c t a nd e nha nc e the wa te re nviro nme nta nd q ua lity o f life fo ro urlo c a la nd re g io nalc o mmunity

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Low Impact Parcel

Impervious Coverage (%

• f Parcel Covered by Impervious

Area) Credit (% ) Less than or Equal to 5% 30% Greater than 5% but Less than 6.01% 20% Greater than 6.0% but Less than 7.01% 10% 7.01%

• r Greater

0%

• Max 30%

Credit

• Criteria
• Total IA ≤ 7%
• No IA direct connections
• 50 feet IA setback
• Can be applied to portions or

all of the IA, but total IA must

remain ≤ 7%

• Requires DTMA access rights

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Public Participation

• Max 15%

Credit

• Valid for one (1) year
• Credits applied quarterly
• S

ingle-Family Residential

• At least one member participates (5%

)

• Multiple members (5%

each up to 15% )

• Non-S

ingle-Family Residential

• At least 20%
• f employees, students,

church congregation, members, etc. must participate

• S

pending four (4) hours participating in a stream clean-up.

• S

pending four (4) hours participating in a roadside clean-up.

• Participating in a DTMA or other approved tree

planting activity.

• Hosting a student sponsored educational event

at a public venue.

• Participating in any other proposed public

participation activity pre-approved by DTMA.

• S

ponsoring any other public participation activity pre-approved by DTMA.

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Public Participation Credit Donation

• Max 15%

Credit

• Valid for one (1) year
• Credits applied annually
• Individuals can participate on

behalf of a qualifying

• rganization
• Cannot “ double dip”

% CREDIT > 5% 10% 15% RECIPIENT ERU RANGE NUMBER OF P ARTICIP ANTS REQUIRED <5.0 5-10 11– 15 >15 5.0 – 9.99 10-20 21-30 >30 10.0 – 24.99 20-35 36-50 >50

≥25.0

35-55 56-75 >75

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Fertilizer Management Program

• Max 15%

Credit (S FR)

• Max 10%

Credit (NS FR)

• To be eligible

1. A soil fertility sample must be submitted at least once every three years 2. Owner must commit to following fertility report findings 3. Owner must commit to following DTMA fertilizer and lime recommendations

• For NS

FR, the IA cannot exceed 40%

• f the total parcel area

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Riparian Buffer and S tream Restoration

Riparian Buffer

• Max 45%

Credit

• Must maintain a minimum 35-

feet buffer

• Minimum 50-feet length
• New or existing
• Amount of Credit dependent
• n site-specific factors

Stream Restoration

• Max 45%

Credit

• Minimum 50-feet length
• New or existing
• Dedication of easement can be

eligible too

• Amount of Credit dependent
• n site-specific factors

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Tree Canopy

• Max 45%

Credit

• New or Existing
• Canopy must cover IA to be eligible
• New, young trees would be assigned an IA coverage value
• Amount of Credit dependent on site-specific factors

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Pervious Pavement and Green Roofs

• Max 45%

Credit

• Potentially used to reduce IA
• Was installed as structural BMP for land development
• Has existing O&M Agreement with Township
• Requires DTMA access rights and O&M Agreement

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Examples of Multiple Credits

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Pro viding a c o st e ffe c tive pub lic se rvic e to pro te c t a nd e nha nc e the wa te re nviro nme nta nd q ua lity o f life fo ro urlo c a la nd re g io nalc o mmunity

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S ingle-Family Residential – 1 ERU

• Have two 60-gallon rain

barrels connected to two of their four downspouts

• S
• n and daughter participated

in a four-hour roadside clean- up

• Collected and submitted a soil

fertility sample and participate in DTMA ’s Fertilizer Management Program 10% Rain Barrel Credit 10% Public Participation Credit 15% Fertilizer Management Program Credit 35% Total Credit 1 ERU x .65 = .65 Billable ERUs

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Pro viding a c o st e ffe c tive pub lic se rvic e to pro te c t a nd e nha nc e the wa te re nviro nme nta nd q ua lity o f life fo ro urlo c a la nd re g io nalc o mmunity

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Non-S ingle-Family Residential

• Church (15 total ERUs) has one

existing detention basin that receives flow from the building (10 ERUs).

• Eagle S

cout proj ect completes basin retrofits

• Raises outlet orifice to add infiltration
• Installs WQ forebay
• Church hosts two stream clean-up

events (spring and fall) for the stream adj acent to their property

• 20%

+ of their members participate

• Church members donate 40 public

participant activities 10% Rate Credit 10% Volume Credit 25% Water Quality Credit 45% Total Credit (10 ERUs) 10% Public Participation Credit 10% Public Participation Donation Credit 20% Total Credit (5 ERUs) (10 ERUs x .55) + (5 ERUs x .8) = 9.5 Billable ERUs Approximately 37% Total Credit

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Homework

• Please look for email with Credit Application example
• I Will provide S

urvey Monkey form to allow for feedback

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Mike Callahan – S tormwater Program Coordinator

mcallahan@ dtma.com

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Upcoming Meeting Schedule

Wednesday, December 7th